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| Our Ranking | Fighter | Last 3 Fights | Next Fight | ||
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| 2018 UFC Signings: Ian Heinisch Anthony Hernandez Bevon Lewis Kevin Holland Adam Yandiev | 2018 UFC Cuts: Ryan Janes Tim Williams Thales Leites (retired) Rob Wilkinson Magnus Cedenblad Vitor Miranda James Bochnovic Lyoto Machida Johny Hendricks (retired) Eric Spicely Vitor Belfort (retired) | ||||
 |  |  | Robert Whittaker 20-4 (11-2 UFC) | W-Yoel Romero (DEC) W-Yoel Romero (DEC) W-Ronaldo Souza (TKO) | |
| 1 |  |  | Yoel Romero 13-3 (9-2 UFC) | L-Robert Whittaker (DEC) W-Luke Rockhold (KO) L-Robert Whittaker (DEC) | Paulo Costa UFC on ESPN 3 04/27/2019 |
| 2 |  |  | Luke Rockhold 16-4 (6-3 UFC) | L-Yoel Romero (KO) W-David Branch (TKO) L-Michael Bisping (KO) | |
| 3 |  | | Kelvin Gastelum 15-3 (10-3 UFC) | W-Ronaldo Souza (DEC) W-Michael Bisping (KO) L-Chris Weidman (SUB) | |
| 4 |  |  | Ronaldo Souza 26-6 (9-3 UFC) | W-Chris Weidman (KO) L-Kelvin Gastelum (DEC) W-Derek Brunson (KO) | |
| 5 |  | | Chris Weidman 14-4 (10-4 UFC) | L-Ronaldo Souza (KO) W-Kelvin Gastelum (SUB) L-Gegard Mousasi (TKO) | |
| 6 |  |  | Isreal Adesanya 16-0 (5-0 UFC) | W-Anderson Silva (DEC) W-Derek Brunson (TKO) W-Brad Tavares (DEC) | |
| 7 |  | | Paulo Henrique Costa 12-0 (4-0 UFC) | W-Uriah Hall (TKO) W-Johny Hendricks (TKO) W-Oluwale Bamgbose (TKO) | Yoel Romero UFC on ESPN 3 04/27/2019 |
| 8 |  | | Anderson Silva 34-9 (17-5 UFC) | L-Israel Adesanya (DEC) W-Derek Brunson (DEC) L-Daniel Cormier (DEC) | |
| 9 |  | | Derek Brunson 18-7 (9-5 UFC) | L-Israel Adesanya (TKO) L-Ronaldo Souza (KO) W-Lyoto Machida (KO) | Elias Theodorou UFC on ESPN+ 8 05/04/2019 |
| 10 |  | | Uriah Hall 13-9 (6-7 UFC) | W-Bevon Lewis (KO) L-Paulo Costa (TKO) W-Krzysztof Jotko (TKO) | |
| 11 |  | | Jared Cannonier 11-4 (4-4 UFC) | W-David Branch (TKO) L-Dominick Reyes (TKO) L-Jan Blachowicz (DEC) | |
| 12 |  | | David Branch 22-5 (4-4 UFC) | L-Jared Cannonier (TKO) W-Thiago Santos (KO) L-Luke Rockhold (TKO) | Jack Hermansson UFC on ESPN 2 03/30/2019 |
| 13 |  | | Brad Tavares 17-5 (12-5 UFC) | L-Isreal Adesanya (DEC) W-Krzysztof Jotko (TKO) W-Thales Leites (DEC) | |
| 14 |  | | Antonio Carlos Jr. 10-2 (7-2 UFC) | W-Tim Boetsch (SUB) W-Jack Marshman (SUB) W-Eric Spicely (SUB) | |
| 15 |  |  | Elias Theodorou 16-2 (8-2 UFC) | W-Eryk Anders (DEC) W-Trevor Smith (DEC) W-Daniel Kelly (DEC) | Derek Brunson UFC on ESPN+ 8 05/04/2019 |
| 16 |  | | Ian Heinisch 12-1 (1-0 UFC) | W-Cezar Ferreira (DEC) W-Justin Sumter (KO) W-Gabriel Checco (KO) | Tom Breese UFC on ESPN+ 5 03/16/2019 |
| 17 |  | | Cezar Ferreira 13-7 (9-5 UFC) | L-Ian Heinisch (DEC) W-Karl Roberson (SUB) W-Nate Marquardt (DEC) | |
| 18 |  |  | Jack Hermansson 18-4 (5-2 UFC) | W-Gerald Meerschaert (SUB) W-Thales Leites (TKO) L-Thiago Santos (SUB) | David Branch UFC on ESPN 2 03/30/2019 |
| 19 |  |  | Krzysztof Jotko 19-4 (6-4 UFC) | L-Brad Tavares (TKO) L-Uriah Hall (TKO) L-David Branch (DEC) | |
| 20 |  | | Tim Boetsch 21-12 (12-11 UFC) | L-Antonio Carlos Jr. (SUB) W-Johny Hendricks (TKO) L-Ronaldo Souza (SUB) | Omari Akhmedov UFC on ESPN+ 4 03/09/2019 |
| 21 |  | | Eryk Anders 11-3 (3-3 UFC) | L-Elias Theodorou (DEC) L-Thiago Santos (TKO) W-Tim Williams (KO) | |
| 22 |  | | Gerald Meerschaert 28-10 (4-2 UFC) | L-Jack Hermansson (SUB) W-Oskar Piechota (SUB) W-Eric Spicely (KO) | |
| 23 |  |  | Tom Breese 11-1 (4-1 UFC) | W-Dan Kelly (TKO) L-Sean Strickland (DEC) W-Keita Nakamura (DEC) | Ian Heinsich UFC on ESPN+ 5 03/16/2019 |
| 24 |  | | Daniel Kelly 13-4 (6-4 UFC) | L-Tom Breese (TKO) L-Elias Theodorou (DEC) L-Derek Brunson (KO) | |
| 25 |  | | Bevon Lewis 6-1 (0-1 UFC) | L-Uriah Hall (KO) W-Alton Cunningham (TKO) W-Collin Huckbody (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Karl Roberson 7-2 (2-2 UFC) | L-Glover Teixeira (SUB) W-Jack Marshman (DEC) L-Cezar Ferreira (SUB) | |
| NR |  |  | Khalid Murtazaliev 14-2 (1-0 UFC) | W-C.B. Dollaway (TKO) W-Alexey Sidorenko (DEC) W-Grzegorz Siwy (TKO) | |
| NR |  | | C.B. Dollaway 17-9 (11-9 UFC) | L-Khalid Murtazaliev (TKO) W-Hector Lombard (DQ) W-Ed Herman (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Hector Lombard 34-10-1 (3-8 UFC) | L-Thales Leites (DEC) L-C.B. Dollaway (DQ) L-Anthony Smith (KO) | |
| NR |  |  | Jack Marshman 22-8 (2-3 UFC) | L-Karl Roberson (DEC) L-Antonio Carlos Jr. (SUB) W-Ryan Janes (DEC) | John Phillips UFC on ESPN+ 5 03/16/2019 |
| NR |  | | Andrew Sanchez 10-4 (3-2 UFC) | W-Markus Perez (DEC) L-Ryan Janes (TKO) L-Anthony Smith (KO) | |
| NR |  | | Zak Cummings 22-6 (7-3 UFC) | W-Trevor Smith (DEC) L-Michel Prazeres (DEC) W-Nathan Coy (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Trevor Smith 15-9 (5-6 UFC) | L-Zak Cummings (DEC) L-Elias Theodorou (DEC) W-Chris Camozzi (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Trevin Giles 11-0 (2-0 UFC) | W-Antonio Braga Neto (KO) W-James Bochnovic (KO) W-Ryan Spann (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Markus Perez 11-2 (2-2 UFC) | W-Anthony Hernandez (SUB) L-Andrew Sanchez (DEC) W-James Bochnovich (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Oskar Piechota 11-1-1 (2-1 UFC) | L-Gerald Meerschaert (SUB) W-Tim Williams (KO) W-Jonathan Wilson (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Omari Akhmedov 17-4-1 (5-3-1 UFC) | D-Marvin Vettori (DEC) W-Abdul Razak Alhassan (DEC) W-Kyle Noke (DEC) | Tim Boetsch UFC on ESPN+ 4 03/09/2019 |
| NR |  |  | Marvin Vettori 12-4-1 (2-2-1 UFC) | L-Israel Adesanya (DEC) D-Omari Akhmedov (DEC) W-Vitor Miranda (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Alessio di Chirico 12-2 (3-2 UFC) | W-Julian Marquez (DEC) W-Oluwale Bamgbose (KO) L-Eric Spicely (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Julian Marquez 7-2 (1-1 UFC) | L-Alessio di Chirico (DEC) W-Darren Stewart (SUB) W-Phil Hawes (KO) | |
| NR |  | | Anthony Hernandez 7-1 (0-1 UFC) | L-Markus Perez (SUB) W-Jordan Wright (KO) W-Brendan Allen (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Edmen Shahbazyan 8-0 (1-0 UFC) | W-Darren Stewart (DEC) W-Antonio Jones (TKO) W-Daniel McWilliams (TKO) | Charles Byrd UFC 235 03/02/2019 |
| NR |  | | Darren Stewart 9-4 (2-4 UFC) | L-Edmen Shahbazyan (DEC) W-Charles Byrd (TKO) W-Eric Spicely (TKO) | |
| NR |  | | Kevin Holland 13-4 (1-1 UFC) | W-John Phillips (SUB) L-Thiago Santos (DEC) W-Will Santiago (DEC) | |
| NR |  |  | Abu Azaitar 14-1-1 (1-0 UFC) | W-Vitor Miranda (DEC) W-Michael Arrant (DEC) W-Danny Davis (DEC) | |
| NR |  | | Antonio Braga Neto 9-3 (1-2 UFC) | L-Trevin Giles (KO) L-Clint Hester (DEC) W-Anthony Smith (SUB) | |
| NR |  | | Charles Byrd 10-5 (1-1 UFC) | L-Darren Stewart (TKO) W-John Phillips (SUB) W-Randall Wallace (SUB) | Edmen Shahbazyan UFC 235 03/02/2019 |
| NR |  | | John Phillips 21-8 (0-2 UFC) | L-Kevin Holland(SUB) L-Charles Byrd (SUB) W-Jose Lacerda (KO) | Jack Marshman UFC on ESPN+ 5 03/16/2019 |
| Ineligible for Rankings * Suspension * Inactivity>15 months * Moving Divisions * Yet to debut | |||||
 | | Georges St.Pierre 26-2 (20-2 UFC) | W-Michael Bisping (SUB) W-Johny Hendricks (DEC) W-Nick Diaz (DEC) | ||
 | | Jonathan Wilson 7-3 (1-3 UFC) | L-Oskar Piechota (DEC) L-Ion Cutelaba (DEC) L-Henrique da Silva (TKO) | ||
 | | Marcelo Guimaraes 9-2-1 (2-2 UFC) | L-Vitor Miranda (TKO) W-Andy Enz (DEC) L-Hyun Gyu Lim (KO) | ||
 | | Keith Berish 5-1 (0-1 UFC) | L-Ryan Janes (DEC) NC-Robert Drysdale (NC) W-Ariel Sepulveda (SUB) | ||
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Love this site, but you got Spicely and Alvey mixed up … Alvey is the one on the four fight winning streak with a recent victory over the guy ranked ahead of him …
Went to Spicely’s record says he has lost 1 but if you scroll down it shows he lost to Alvey and sanchez..
I hear you on Spicely vs. Alvey. Reminds me of when Brenneman defeated Rick Story. Yes, Alvey submitted Spicely, but after that Alvey lost a decision to Elias Theodorou. Elias was then soundly beaten by Thiago Santos. Then in a huge upset, Spicely submitted Santos.
Until a few things sort out, the timeline is…Spicely>Santos>Theodorou>Alvey. Many can argue that Alvey’s biggest win is Marquardt, but remember, Santos beat Marquardt and Spicely beat Santos afterwards.
I think your tuff 23 winner will rise in this chart after his next fight. He is your #31 but already beat your # 19. That kid is tough/tuff/tough! He seems to get better every fight.
Sanchez has looked real good. All he needs is a step up in competition to prove he belongs amongst the elite. He does have that win over Spicely, but that was prior to Spicely upsetting Thiago Santos. Thank you for your insight.
He killed by marshman
CM Punk is gonna die in the Octagon isn’t he?
I wanna see Francis Carmont x Ronaldo Souza
Thanks UFC!!!
Agreed, thanks to the UFC and all of the fighters that give up time with their families to entertain us.
Carmont entertains you?
Jake Shields has moved back to Welterweight:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1529891-jake-shields-returns-to-welterweight-targets-jake-ellenberger-or-carlos-condit
Thank you for the link and update. The change has been made.
Done!
I do count it as a loss, but look at what was happening before the illegal shots were landed. Cote was rocked by Sakara’s big elbows and would have likely been finished had Sakara landed some legal blows.
I want you to look back at Erick Silva vs. Carlo Prater before thinking I am crazy for the new rankings. Did you have Prater ranked above Silva after the DQ? I don’t think anyone did because Silva was surely going to win the fight had he not been disqualified. It is the same exact situation here with Cote-Sakara.
Shoulb be Bisping Vs Weidmen and winnner should get
title shot.
Vitor Belfort should be No2,right?
Well i was wrong about Stann and Bisping,Bisping fought smart and got the win.I agree with you putting him as No.1 contender,but i think there’s little chance of him points fighting his way to victory over Silva.As far as my rankings go,i’m moving Stann down rather than Bisping up.
It’s still tough ranking Bisping ahead of Weidman, but Weidman is lacking overall experience against the elite of the division. We know what we have with Bisping, a well-rounded fighter that has been able to hold his own against everyone not named Dan Henderson.
Stann’s ground game is still holding him back and likely always will. All of his recent losses (Bisping, Sonnen, Davis, Soszynski) were attributed to him being taken down to the ground. Stann hits like a truck, but he can’t do that from his back.
Anderson Silva vs. Bisping does not bode well for “The Count,” but he deserves his shot more so than some other former title challengers (Leites, Cote, Maia). Bisping has fought 17 times for the UFC since TUF 3. He has basically carried the flag for England’s MMA scene over the last 5 years. Plus, Silva vs. Bisping will create a lot more hype rather than Silva vs. Weidman. Sure, Weidman has the better chance of beating Silva, but Weidman is also just a few fights into his UFC career. This might be Bisping’s best and only shot at fighting for a title.
Bisping is no chance if were being honest. Weidman needs clear win over Tim Boetsch now to pressure Dana to put him ahead of Bisping.
Yes, you are correct on both points. I wouldn’t mind seeing Bisping vs. Franklin in the meantime. People are sleeping on Franklin due to his age and inactivity, but the guy has more than held his own at MW. Bisping/Franklin could probably headline a European fight card. Of course this is all dependent on Franklin beating Cung Le next month.
i have stann at 5 and bisping at 10,and stann wins,probably by knockout,but hey we’ll see. and has vitor really moved to LHW? or is his fight with jones just a one off? and i’m gunna wait till sonnen actually fights at LHW before i rank him as one.
I think Stann is a solid pick in this fight, but Bisping’s underrated wrestling may be the difference maker. As for Belfort, I agree with you, he is probably moving back to middleweight should he lose.